In 2000, Lin Xiyue was an overworked office worker at a Beijing internet company who died suddenly after working overtime. The moment she opens her eyes, she is bound to the [Beauty, Strength, and Tragedy System] and thrown into the world of The Grave Robbers' Chronicles.
The System tells her: Want to stay alive? Do missions. Want to do missions? Get stabbed first.
So, armed with the skill “Locate Tombs by Reading the Earth” and a mouthful of “professional jargon,” she spits blood and faints in front of Wu Xie, takes a knife meant for him in front of a blood corpse, and holds off the enemy alone at the tomb passage entrance.
She thinks she’s just here to do a job. Getting hurt is no big deal.
But she doesn’t notice that the innocent young man she shields has started secretly saving rations for her; that the taciturn Zhang Qiling quietly brings her a canteen while she stands watch; or that the foul-mouthed Fatty grumbles as he keeps her right in the middle of the group for protection.
She thinks: This is just brotherhood. Nothing weird about it.
The Iron Triangle thinks: This girl has no regard for her life. We’d better keep a close eye on her.
When a transmigrator who treats “beautiful, strong, and tragic” as everyday life meets three tomb raiders who wear their concern on their faces, it’s a story where you can get hurt all you want, we’ll worry all we want, and in the end, everyone’s emotional defenses crumble.
Very nice, with strange twists and turns